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David Wright woman with lipstick
Elegant woman in a low-cut blue evening dress, putting on bright red lipstick at her dressing table. David Wright (1912 - 1967), was a popular British artist specialising in glamour. His series of pin-ups for The Sketch during the World War II period were immensely popular and morale-boosting to troops
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1944 Bare Bracelet Bright Cosmetics Dressing Glamorous Glamour Lip Stick Seductive Sensual Sexy Shoulder Wright
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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This image captures the essence of glamour and allure as depicted by the renowned British artist, David Wright. In the quiet intimacy of her dressing room, an elegant woman in a low-cut blue evening gown prepares for an evening out, applying a bold stroke of bright red lipstick to her full, sensual lips. The soft, warm light illuminates her radiant features, her brown hair cascading down her shoulders in loose waves. The simple yet sophisticated setting - a dressing table adorned with a bow-tied chair, a bracelet, and a pin - adds to the allure of the scene. David Wright, born in 1912, was a celebrated artist known for his pin-ups, which graced the pages of The Sketch during World War II. These glamorous depictions of women were a source of comfort and morale-boosting inspiration for troops far from home. This image, created in 1944, is a testament to Wright's ability to capture the spirit of femininity and beauty, making it a timeless piece of art and a reminder of a bygone era. The woman in the painting exudes a seductive and sensual air, her bare arms and the low-cut neckline of her dress inviting the viewer to indulge in the fantasy of a romantic evening. The combination of the elegant blue dress, the woman's confident pose, and the bold, bright lipstick creates an image that is both glamorous and seductive, a true embodiment of the 1940s pin-up aesthetic.
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